Leaderboard

Ideal! I'll keep you posted on my end too!

Good to hear, thanks for the confirmation! Not cheeky but also the updates can come at any time so I may know at the same time as you or you'd notice the behavior has changed, I will try though. No worries, thank you!

thanks Fraser, will do next time it happens

Seems like potentially a big block of IPs from that location have been divided up and sold to other places across the world, might just be easier for us to check servers in this location - thanks!

IPs can be sold from country to country etc so an IP that was once local to you could end up changing to being an IP across the world. There are just under 4 BILLION public IPv4 addresses, keeping tracking of all of those is near on impossible or would at least take a ridiculous amount of resources. Not suggesting we have a 4 billion address database ourselves, just highlighting the inherent issue with keeping IPs 100% accurate. The games change their server IPs from time to time and when that happens, if it's not already an IP we have previously changed to be in the correct location it can show the previous IP location. That's how a server showing in the US can appear even though it's in Europe. If no one reports a mislocated IP/ID then we don't know it needs to be changed.

Ahh ideal! Think there is loads of them for what it's worth mate as I'm consistently getting 40ms ping but marked as USA.

I've given you Early Access, try the firmware there and see if you get the same experience https://forum.netduma.com/forum/151-netduma-r3-early-access/

Obrigado tenha um bom dia.

Hello, I have been reading through the different KBs regarding firmware and the possibility of the R2 getting the new DumaOS 4. In the following, it also looks like it will be ported over: https://support.netduma.com/support/solutions/articles/16000132677-dumaos-firmware-progress Does anyone have any information on the possibility of this coming or how/when it will be available? I'm assuming all R2 users are currently wondering this as well.

People were getting issues with it when it was automatically enabled so we changed it to being automatically disabled, if you have IPv6 you can enable it

If you're having issues please make a new forum topic and we can help you there

Yes, I am not using IPv6 at all. Since removing the device I don't get the same spamming log messages, but some different ones. Yes, I will try the early access firmware.

It's been moved to Settings > Troubleshooting > Advanced > Developer Options. The mobile app hasn't had an update yet to show this so yes the feature will still work

Application name: Xbox Cloud Gaming - https://www.xbox.com/en-US/play Device type used for capture: PC - Windows 11 Any other comments: I'm streaming from the Brave browser using an extension script that lets me choose between IPv4 and IPv6 servers. IPv4 Servers Xbox Cloud Gaming IPv4 - 1.pcapngXbox Cloud Gaming IPv4 - 2.pcapng IPv6 Servers Xbox Cloud Gaming IPv6 - 1.pcapngXbox Cloud Gaming IPv6 - 2.pcapng @Netduma FraserThis should be better data than the previous captures.

As in I've added you to the group but the firmware file has been removed temporarily so you're not currently able to upgrade but when a new firmware is posted you'll be able to see it to upgrade to

Added - it has been removed temporarily Added - it has been removed temporarily I'd suggest making a new topic for your issue and we can help you there.

This is what's going on, only 1 server shows, but it was in Florida last night, GA this morning now its showing mid west but I can't connect 20250505_120101.mp4

Definitely don't need to use expert then, if you get a better experience that way that's great!

@Reykc9510This is because the ping optimizer is not entirely accurate. It utilizes the mlab test, which, from experience, is not reliable as it doesn’t count for bufferbloat but more so latency under no load or some but it is more based on web surfing rather than VOIP. In addition, you can’t pick the server manually through the Netduma router, so you don’t know what server it is picking; therefore, it is unreliable as you can be connected 200 miles away and that affects results, etc. It is something Netduma is trying to improve, but I can’t say much more than that...

O ok I was goin off what you said. I'm still learning all this sir

@Nj12Jitter is not something that can be particularly controlled by the user. While congestion control can mitigate its effects, there is a limit to its effectiveness, and each connection is different because they are all related to the user’s Internet Service Provider (ISP). Though if you have excessive jitter like anything beyond 20-30ms, you should definitely get in contact with your ISP as that would, of course, impact your services.

I know your tryin to help me an I greatly appreciate it, im just not really tech savvy so I ask alot of questions, there's alot I dont know.

As on? My CC is 100 up an down. I don't have a modem my fiber is connected directly to the router. My ps5 is hardwired to the router My laptops are also.

Tell us your exact settings and let's play around from there

You need that jitter sub 0.7.

Yes you’ll have to cut your speeds in exchange that how it works. It just SQM (Smart Queue Management).

We usually suggest starting at 70% and experimenting from there. Networking has so many variables, even if you don't specifically change anything doesn't mean other things don't change that could impact you.

Congestion control, adjust until the wave form test shows an A+ result with 0’s. Keep an eye on the jitter, you want that as low as possible (0.8 or lower).

@Reykc9510Didn't you go through this before? You need to adjust it till you get A+ and 0ms.

Its not just you, the servers are in really bad shape. I run into this a lot as well. You gotta just keep backing out of lobbies until you get into some smoother ones. I wouldn't soubt if they manipulate things too. That's been talked about since they integrated in 2019. Another thing I would suggest is turning off crossplay if you are on console. It will help. Cheers!

Hey I got the r3 and I know how to setup the router I’m wondering wat I’m doing wrong for bo6 I tried everything and hit detection always off so I’m just trying to see if anyone found some good settings for bo6

I have the same issue. Tried all the fix even hard reset. Seems like its a bug

In its current state, the game is unplayable for me *without* throttling connection. Gigabit connection, base ping of 3–5, without throttling, the game feels "fast". I shoot first die first always, it's like i've been nerfed. Throttle using Duma to 1up/1down, the game feels like its "slowed down", steady and I don't lose guns fights that I know it should be winning. If I didn't have a Duma and I was using my stock provider equipment, the game would be unplayable. I reset router to factory, all I use are the QoS and I ring fence my home location (UK) and play on those servers. I don't feel the need to force other servers when throttling. No TP, no UPNP. Nothing else works. I've changed settings to get perfect buffer bloat, experimented with capping speeds at different levels, it just feels like the game is still punishing people with 'good connections' when it should be the opposite. It's 2023. There is no reason for lag compensation to exist, there has been enough time for people to adapt to new technology and faster speeds. Given the cost of consoles and games, there is no reason to cheap out on internet. You can't use location an an excuse either as you may not get commercial ISP's in your remote area, but you can always use specialist providers and dedicated lines.

Upgrade back to the version from this topic

What changed in settings or in your physical setup when the issue started to occur? Give devices reserved/static IP addresses in DHCP settings and see if it continues please

So like if you have a 25 ping, need to set is like 35 or 40 for better games

@Netduma AlexIs this the firmware that is supposed to make WPS available?